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Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Cayroll's OAsins

Frank Moor billed .
fuupds with Tom Taiif' ~
ola appearance aud J's
Moors's place and op.n.i
usrrolls Casino last n'is.
hard rounds took p.aft
seconded FULLY; W. Il OAa
Hanley; Jack Ashiot II
Harding. tirae keeper
IN tsrestipR display O. ga
no conies. was decided .
McKtver, OF Philsdeipl 81
rounds with Ja,k Hsubsl
lefty, aud alter a ,eveIf osA
Ter was declared TIE y ihte
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
New ouar,srr Tor the Bas

Unless some arrAngeutat
to the contrary, the Boad d
y III vacate their present aa
the middle OF this month ~
he occupied by the Board d
the last meeting OF the ldaH
night DR.. shortlidgt AIa1
half Of ihs Board Of hin
offered TO see that rooms 20
on the second floor oi 'he NJ
mcnt Building for the USE O y
Health, II they would Ae'eFs]
proposition was referred
ICON mittee with power 70 -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

The Ksnne bee Ice a. Goa Conf An ,
commenced cutting ice to-day both GA
thu shellpot and on the dam above
20 Atesville.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

A report nom the coula'
The wild animal Fosai'ts
neighborhood of Hooa't u,
villu WAS q bear, anu tla
tue farm OF j. b Div 9iA
trrville, on last Fncsy ~
vestieation showed tia II
uAlly been At Nj Dil
ne spell ed bis uame vi
sho followed 10 osceo n
neishborhood, aud was w
blooded animal that .fn
pigs for Rev. w. II htu..l
~ ednesday night list WI
other on Sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Mrs Cameron Better.

WASHINGTON, January 8 Senator
CamerCn's wife, who is seriously sick
with typhoid fever, was slightly bt tier
o-dey. though her conc itioR 10 still
alarming.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

George V. Massey, Eco OF Dover, Is
Ia this city today.
Fred. G. Walleustein. of Baltimore,
Md, IL spending . short vacation IN
this city.
Mr.. J. Harley, the advance agent
OF Rel ar, the magician, was in this city
yesterday maktn arrangements for his
appt next week.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
E rs E G1t..


the following personal properly: Five
sood work an driving horses ono colt, 8
yeats old; fifteen good dairy cows. some III
proht, others sprinsins; one 2y oar-cli bull
Jour head Of young cattle. one fat ho<,
thirty pair OF chickens, two horse wae ons.
one inch tread runuins gear new; one set
OF running gear for tao horses, set OF log
wheels In good order, lot OF old wh, els, pair
or mont VIII ee's, broad tire; two carts, one
broad wheeled, TOR one or horset; inoSI ~
machine, wheat drill, with ph0sph.t e al
tacbmsnt; new Taylor rake, vi ain fan, corn
shelter. ioiler sled, milk wagon, fodder
wagon, wheelbarrow, two sleighs. Two DER
mRntown carriages, one new; eight blows.
some nearly new; good double harrow. two
cuitivators, two water trougns, feld boxes
nour chest. 1000 feet OF pipe boards and 4
JOS ., sawn axles. 200 posts, ) aud hoIed
| lot II rails, chestnut ard oak logs, double
| wagon harness, load aud pin chains. pIov
| chains. milk wageu harness, dearborn har-
bes,, collars, brides. head haiters. nyne,s
| log chains, Tor kei chains, Is COW chains. sbu
pound beam, rope and blocks. fsrxs, rakes,
| snovels, hoes, area, augers chest Of tools. ~
| grain bags, lot Of wool 20 tons OF hay, al oa'
zOO bushel, OF Hheat In the stras; wheat b.
tho hushei, hair interest in 10 acres Of wheat
w the ground, oats 10 the straw, lot Of wheat
| straw ana corn fodder. corn hlades by the
bundle, ia bushels OF corn IN the ear. III
she cks Of corn In field, bran by the ton, DO
tatoes by the bushel, 20 and 40 quar- mill
,sns. churu, good butter tubs, burket
and pans. seal and woaghts, housenols
large chests, desk, chairs. stoves, carpess
| kitchen utentis and many articles not here
N enumerated. Oondit ons OF sale: A credi
Of s1 hontbs viii be given on all sumo O
f25 and upwards
JOSEPH ftlkwOID,
40 Msnistr, tots.
" ROBINSON. Aucsioneer: l-6ltvw.s I,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
r. w. VOTERS

Store. An immense clearing
sale. We are going to begin
this day the biggest reduction
on all goods ever made before
in our line of Mems Boys and
.Children's Overcoats and Suits of
Jail kinds. We want to reduce
our stock before stock taking,
and everything has been mark
ed down to half the usual price,
Come and see for yourselves. S
w. Corner Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
DEATHS.

The Board OF Trade will meet thil
evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

corrects offensive od6Is at once. Com.
plet ctrs OF wufs chronic oasef; also
III equs'Sd ps gs7.!e for diph.heria, s0re
throat, fu5l bres.g5r igc
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Bush's baIRes run i 1,Sr
delphia, notxi,hs'aao'1'
iivtT.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
HARNESS, TRUNKS
MANUFACTURER,
AND
TRAVELLING BAGS,

fou viii md ]. A. COuuER 1t his nav
Nofe, no. 4 EouFth street., Whsr
Tou VIII nod The largest stock OF nrss oisa
5oocs Ia MS ins, Pricns TO Guit the umsi
We study 10 please, fioo1s susr.nta-d :.
% 30 teI rossnosd. Pooso,-bc5g, and hs nc
at-hele. rsss -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

ENOR SALE OR FXOaANaE FOR A
q house In Wiimiugton-I3 acres OF good
land handsomely SITUATED. u miIes IRON
the city GEO X TUT NSisD, el4 VI ar
ket street. iinb2w
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

at tbs REPUBLICAN, office In the sh Ads
"'"lOnk 10 e'cleck - o'cloci
25) 300 80
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

eases Oloth, full gilt. oniy 81 %, oy mai.
scaled. Illustrative sample free to all youpp
and middle aged men for tho next ~ DAYS
Send now. Address Dr. W. n. r ARKER' 1
Buff nch street, Boston. Mass. o20-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

NyOrICE-TAE ANNUAL MEETING
~ ofthe memters of the Row Castle
| County M utuai Insurance Compary will DO
, HEAD at the office of the company, NO 60l
Market street, on Monday. the I'm inst.,ior
| tho nurpofe Of eiEcting five MOI bers to
! sefve as managers for three wears.
| WILLIAM OANBf, President
M NJ. CLEAyRE Secretary. te
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

SXy ANTED-3 ORA KoOMS SUITABLE
w for housekeeping. Address h. II. )
this once. 10 ats
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

NUTJUE-ALLP PERSONS A ErORE
IN wa ned OF Aarporing OF trusting Jos
Ii % non, who ief, p.y b jufe Tuesday after
noon, December 80, 1883. amy Account, az
/ Will gay no deblS made by him
DAVID J.fhRRDW.
January L. 1855. it,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

uYANTED-A FARM To Work ON
w shares or 1t salary. Address FAR
no or. this once. 10 ltw.3tdk
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

lyOR RENT-l AORES OF 8ROUND,
b with good clay for Masking brick. near
the West Junction, on the Il. b u. RAILROAD,
z miles from Wilmington. Apply To NJ. 7.
POOLE, T04 Market ct. d50.tu, tn ,sA-zw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
EXHAUSTED VITALITY,

THE SCIENCE OF
L LIFE, the great nj ed
loal Work Of the age on
Manhood. Nervous and
Physical Debility, Prena-
ture Decline. Errors OF
Y outh, and the untold
miseries consequentthere.
on. $40 pages Svo. Is
/ prescriptions for all dts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Fear colds or pneumonia from expo
sure, on account of weak lungs. you
should wear an improved lung or chest
protector. We have those Of the best
foreign and domestic manufacture, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

VIyArrED-A SITUATION AS BLACK
w mitD 1T 20. ersl work. N o2jec ion
u Country; good re ference. Apply at ~
TatnaIl street. lLno-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

11Oh SALE-A FinE SUI or WAL
IL parIor ,urnitu,e, upholttered in
green plush has b, en- used some, but is In
perfect order, I r sale cheep apply 10
r LLN OUD 5UUDER, upnolsIer 9l2 Frenc
street llno 81
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

r AIDES DRESS MAbING. CUTTING
IL ard h :tinx. Patterns cut by sctua !
me- ufe. and rraI ted to n by the M clio
VI oil garment drafting mac hihe. Machines
for saIe at 704 m srfet street. Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS

The Judgment against Mrs Alice oKeeie In her suit in
which sought establish het claim that she was The vile
Of Ross H. wIuans the Baltimore millionaire and asked for
divorce with large alimony was Affirmed " the ueneA
OF the Superior Court yesterday The panh vi" 20
10 ths Court OF Appeals
Chet Justice McAdam OF the City Court yesterday made
An order removing Harrier from the position OF re-
cever property Barley Campbell and appointed AZ
place requiring the latter TO giYe bono Oh
tJOOUO.
1t is alleged by Sing and Moy Foo. Chinese laundry
that Carl Auerbach has broken contract D when ty
laundry Berlin and he was 10 pay them
SIS each week. They have sued Henry Altman on p9nd
Tor $500 given the faithful performance OF bis
contract y Auerbac Judge DAILY heard argument on DO
nurer 70 tho complaint In the Common Pleas yesterday
Mrs Mary g. Muir erecntrtK OF tho estate OF
David McMaser having refused TO pay s42o Us on luag
mcnt Johanna Bernhard committed 10 inc
Ludlow JAN by surrogate Rollins Tor eontempt N
dsoboyng orer requiring her TO do So On writ OF
hAbel taken before Justice Donohue yeser
day interfere and she taken back toJa
J. r. Burick partner in tho ownership OF the
Dor,ett laying underground wires was again
hearing before Com
missioner Shields testified that Flynn and 9th ers ake
M one time company with capital OF oOOO 200
10 conduts tho city lay wires anu rent Tue
nryIlege of using them that plan abandoned HIS
tsmony favorable TO the plea Of the defence
that company now IN existence IN not lho
which Flynn promised TO give Mcmahon All interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
COTTON mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL April 3O-l2,3o o. m.-cottou Business is
good hardening rates Middlng upandA l1l6d, DO.
for speculation export Receipts 1000 bales including
Futures firm UpIands Low Mid,llng clause May de.
livery. 5466id do May and June delivery; e47.e!d do
cry 5406td do August and september delivery o06fd
also 5l6id, do September and october delivery 40
.64d; do. october and November delivery S5.6tdi do
November and December delivery. 336td do september
delivery 5l-64d; also 52-6id- 80.
Tenders delivery at toays ciearngs $500 bales new
dockets and 200 old do an. -,
American.
Futures firm. Uplands Low Middling clause May do:
livery 4664d sellers do May and June delivery 40
e4d sellers do June and July delivery 41.64d BUYERS
do July and August delivery y64d Ouyers do August
and September delivery. u Sd buyers do. September
and October delivery l564d buyers do October and 30
cember delivery 3s84d buyers do September delivery
4 d MIXTURES closed firm. Uplands Low Middling
clause May delivery i6Ad sellers do May aud June de-
livery 4664d sellers; do June and July delivery 4764d
buyers do. July and August delivery 49GlL buyers do
August and september delivery b5lGfd buyers do
tober and November delivery s6id sellers; Novem.
and December delivery 364d sellers do september
delivery 52.6id buyers 49,
GALVESTON May 2--Cotton firm. Mdding. i0hi Low
Middlng 1916; Good Ordinary 9l net aud esoss re-
celps II bales exports Coastwsa 10 baes sales. 20i
NoRFoIK May a-Co,ton firm: Midding loSs ne. and
gross receipts liz bales exports Coaswse. 7lS bales
sales 10 bales stoak g. liz bales.
SAVANNAH, May 2-Cott Jn firm. Mdding. 10 5-l6, Low
hiddlng 10 LID Good Ordinary 9lS net and gross re-
NEwoSLEASs May S-cotton steady. Midilins. 1os;
rs bales gross 1850 bales exports Coastwis Sl52 bales
sales, 500 bales; stock, l35.35l bales.
May The following the total net receipts OF cotton
at all the ports since September l. 1855; is.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
To Disledge the Enemy

when takes the form disease OF kidneys bladder
task well nigh impossible OF accomplishment Renal and
vesca maades are obstinate than any others coun
terac therefore tho indications Of inactivity Of the
many organs with Hoseters Stomach Btters which pos
sesses among other excellent qualities those Of efficient
diuretio The degree Of stimulation apparent from
reaches but never goes beyond the bounds OF
safety 1t nvgorates Always never rritatea Brights
disease diabetes. cstarrh Of tho bladder. are dis
cases successfully combated in their mcipieney with
this benign medicinal stimusnt and tonic Besides rein
forcing regulating the Kidneys and bladder the Bittsrs
u specific for fever and azue constipation and dyspepsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
DIR. W1LBUR f. WATKINSS RESIGNATION

GOING FROM HOLY TRINITY TO WEST PHILADEL-
DELPHIA-wHAT Is SAID OF HIS DECISION.
The Rev. DR. Wilbur I. Watkins has rendered his resig
nation as OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the Holy Trinity at Madson-ave and Forty secondst
He received last week call from the Church Of the
Saviour In West Philadelphia, which he has accepted.
The Church OF Holy Trinity became somewhat famous
few years ago that presided over by the Rev. Dr.
stephen H. Tying. jr. 1t founded In 1861 In 1865
building was begun. and IL completed In 1865. The
ministry OF Dr. Tying was remarkably successful put IN
1881 his health began TO show signs OF decay ana he re-
linquished his charge. DIR. Watkins was for several
years rector OF the Church OF the Epiphany In washing
fop and was called from there in 1875 TO Christ Church,
Baltimore In both parishes he had proved himself eI-
cepti0nay energetic and he was more than ordinarily
popular as pulpit Ills peculiar qualities seemed
10 invite tho attention OF the trustees OF Holy Irnly
when they were looking for successor 10 Dr. Tying lie
was chosen and II Is said that his ministry has been ac
ceptable prominent member OF the church SAID yes
terday:
Dr. Watkins performed his work well aud know OF no
COMPLAINT against him. OF course when an outside man
undertakes fiji the charge OF prominent preacher sc as
in the congregation pick flaws his work Dr. Watkins
has, think found his pathway pleasant and o mas done
great deal church But frequently happens In the
History OF ali rectorshps lie thought he better peld
ahead OF him. and he has decided 70 accept the invitation ef
tended by Church the Saviour He will enter upon lbs
field OF labor June and large number OF his con-
gregati0n will regret his departure.
Another member Of the church said:
statement recently published contained many naccura
know Of verbal agreement between Dr. Tynf and
Dr Watkins the iater's resignation. Certainly there
has been falling away In attendance ana no dnnutlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03

SUPERIOR couRr-IRAL rEsm-rARr L-Bssors rruAx. a.
Nos. 1486. 1929 1907. -. ,sc.....-
J.-NoA 1746 1928, 1880. - ~, u..n.a IA
syPEaIoR CoUEI-TEIAL TERa-PARr iIL-seaofe soas-
wick, O. Mos. 223. 1851. 9o5. -, ,oso.. p~aas
SUPERIOR CoUar-TRIAL 1ERM-PARr iV'-beiore 1'eeo'
man. J-Nos 1549. .... m
COMMON PLEAs-GESrRAL TERx-Before Larremore' q d
Allen and Bo0kstavcr. JJ.-Nos ~ -, x.a.x
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM-Before DAILY ''-NouAy
calendar ~. rr..
COMMON PLEATAL TERMPARr IBeore o Van d aSs
J.Nos 23S9 1884 1895 $3.50 2S43 l65! 23sy I2yy
2396 2s9s. 2.o2 2tl4 24l5 242I 24s6 40 SsAh iAS
$780, 2ll7. 1G06. 16l3 1889. 2s37 l443. 23o4 Ar.
COMMON PLKAs-TRAL TKRM-PARr II.-Adjourned ior tho
term.
CTR CouRTTRIAL TERnPAET IBefore NehrSas Or
Nos 975. g35. 1000 63t 607 993 1881 l2oo lzo' o|'
2627 400 $50 1913. 90a, 973, SSl. 1904 -, ,,..,,.s >
Nos l42 lO2l 1855 1910 3is 1884, 1l7S li72 $685. oo7
CiTr CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr III-Befcre Hyatt JE
ii2i i428 i465 i470 1894 1903 22G0, i3S, 1878
COURT oB OYRR AND TKRMINER-Before Van Brunt Judge
and Assistant DstrlctAttorneYs Fitzgerald and seple-
Adjourned until May o. ,-
COURT on GEsEaAL sKssIoys-PARr r.-Before Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Purdy-No& 10 IL
inclusive.
COURT GENERAL sEssToSs-PARr 1T-Before Judge Cow
ing and Assistant DstrictAtorney Fizgerald-Nos 10
inclusive.
COURT or GENERAL SRssToys-PART III-Before Glider
sleeve. Judge and Assistant District Attorney
in Part III Room OF the Superior courtNos TO ~ In
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
BROADWAY ELEvATED RAILROAD.
PRESIDENT BLISS TEsTiFIEs AS TO THE INTENTION
TO BUILD AN ELEVATED ROAD IN BROADWAY
rur cTry errKs DELAY.


The application of the Metropolitan Transit COM
pany for o commission TO determine the amount Oh
compensation TO be paid to the city by tho company
for the erection and operation OF an elevated raroad
in Broadway between Chambers and Forty-thiro sts.
came I'D again before Justice Donohue,. In Speclal
Term yesterday I'm the Supreme Court General WIN
gate and Mr. Cray appeared for the company ana
Messrs Dean and Wickes represented the city.
Robert Bliss the president of the company Delns
asked by General wingate what the intention OF the
company was as to the construction OF its roads,
replied from the witness chair, after Nlr. Dean
objection had been promptly overued:
"It Is the intention Of tho company to buiid us
lines Of railroads."
MIR Bliss asserted that as it was condition prece
dent TO construction that the amount OF compensa-
ton should be fixed the matter OF Definite routes
had not been considered as settled
Mr. Dean then began TO fire away questions as 70
the amount of capital stock paid in the stochhoder
and various Othor matters, which. on Mr. Gray5 OBJ
fections as being immateral to the Application nov
before the court, Justice D0nOhue promptly cAOiuPu'
The main route, Mr. Bliss said, extended from BOWL
ing Green through Church TO Chambers st. Mt. Dean
persisted in trying to find out what routes the COM
P"NNi Mr. Bliss~wc intend to find first what we must
NV the city. and then we decide the matter
Justice Donohue-I think that that Is pretty good
answer ana quite sufficient. .
MIR. Dean asked for another hearing in order TO
file map which had not yet been completed and 10 cx-
amino Mr.. Dwlnellc, the treasurer OF inc company:
Az General Wingatc wanted the matter promptly
closed it was finally agreed 10 oohcluue 'nc MAR
ing on Saturday . . ,, ,.,
MIR Dean thought that he ought TO inquire further
as to the intent OF the company TO build IL road IN
81 think the answer to that Is that the companys
appearance hero shows Its Intent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
NEW YORKs DEFEAT WASHINGTON
THE WINNING RUNS MADE IN THE NINTH
GOOD BATTING BY THE VISITORS IN THE LAST

INNING.
WASHINGTON May 2-The baseball game to-day between
the NewYork and Washington clubs while II was well
played unneresting until the ninth inning when the
Yors pulled Of the smallest hole possible and won
the through good batting The home club went hrs 70
the bat and Carroll hit safely and stole
second third and reached home plate on Illness
twobagger Macks hit to WEIGH Hines reached third
and scored drive for three bases Farrell suose
quenty crossed the plate on Kregs long ny to
The visitors went and allled two runs on hit by
Ewing who went second Wards base halls Conner
reached first base balls and Ewing and Ward crossed
the pate sacrifice lift by Gillespie After this inning
impossible for either side TO send man around the bases
inning, when the home club increased their
lead another treebagger by Farrell who scored on
Kreig's single T., -, .,..
and they the feat Handsomely Gillespie the
striker led of with hit Dorgan struck out ana on
Richardson's three Dagger Gillespie scored Deasey sent
the plate and the former scored the VIII
ming Ewipgs tremendous hit over Illness head The
attendance 4, 0C0 The score was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
REVIEW OF THE OOUNTRYS TRADE.

A BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING YEAR
GROUNDS FOR ENCOURAGEMENT.
The twenty-ninth annual review Of the Chamber OF
Commerce been published by the secretary, George
Wilson. 1t says:
We are able with satisfaction to the hopeful antci
patton expressed IN our last svc SounT asan
firmly established healthy basis The year has opened
satisfactorily ard the outlook Is again encouraging
With regarz to the Interstate Commerce law 1t is OBJ
served:
After debate Of alternate and dis
G. % ns bas sercd is sh to regulate
merce states Under the control OF wise COM
companies and hope such national regulations as shall
secure greater safety TO the traveller.
year is referred the year Of the last effort to
disturb the finances OF the country by shipments OF coin
in the Of favorable exchanges With our great
floating capital the report says, and system OF credit
basis our monetary affairs beyond the reach of nar
cia combinations however powerful they may be- or OF
space is given to work OF the Chamber in influencing
legislation we'll projects with an international sig
sugar the contest between beetgrowers and canegrow
ers has been ~ ne m co o, sIe
more than double the amount of importatons for the
year. and the average price OF fair Rio ID 1855 was 10
cents against 9ol cents IN 90 Inc ., tne
future more favorable than for a long time past
In regard to the petroleum industry the review re-
marks:
In our last we called attention competition American
petroleum encounterng from the product OF Russian
ipSasry has been Il seems
greatly superior product than to
t asxs ' %hc s cannot 90 Ss
United states have little faith in The future Of the Russian
crude product yields rs per cent Of Illuminating OIL
while The Russian win yield more than 20 per cent OF an
inferior. quality.
An elaborate analysis Of the condition Of the conntrys
circulating medium leads 70 the conclusion that there
basis Of 5000, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS UPHELD
Mr.. LACoMBE FINDS 40 GROUND FOR TIE CHARGES
RECENTLY MADE

Mr.. LACOMBE FINDS 40 GROUND FOR TIE CHARGES
RECENTLY MADE
Corporation Counsel Lacombe has sent 10 Mayor
Hewitt his opinion Of the charges made against Tax
Commissioners Coleman and Donnelly by Charles |.
schampain that they had wilfuy undervalued the Van
derbt estate and the stock OF certain steam and horse
railroad cOmpanes With reference TO the valuation
OF the railroad cOmpanys stock Mr. Iacombe holds that
the commissioners right and that the law ssains
them assessing the stock NJ its real instead OF Its market
value lie cites several legal decisions In support OF this,
and gives his opinion that these charges have not
been lsained and that the Mayor need entertain
them With reference TO the Vanderbilt estate the fol-
lowing statement Is made:
1t appears will OF William II. Vanderbilt pro
that there existed in decedent estate taxable
g1enty to December H. 1855 prior January l. 1856.
Chauncev NJ Depew counsel for the executors and trustees
admitted that they had in their hands
taxable bonds and personally and asked
a. 600 900 only Subsequently thereto before May
1886 the said property was assessed a. Whereby
to eyado And Wholly e,SaEs me o w r faxes
City OF Newly lost beyond recovery the sam Of 00d
Tie gTavameD OF tins charge apparently thai the conduct
property Whether such loss not
by their action Is not clear upon the statement In the
each fixed In this county not ~ December but on tho
MSnay aaua sSet Of 1 he on h
Vanderbilt estate was discussed last fall that counsel
aVs vie VS. mt at lie sum thew would
put themselves and their securities outside OF the
the rules laid down in the decisions Betwesn The date when
NE Deews proposition was submitted h ana janns III
action TO effect change OF residence as they might be al
was suc as TO admit eectng change they
do unless their proposition was accepted an in
wsnd have resulted equally did the action complained Of
in enecng the escape OF THIS property from taIaon
hardly sufficient 10 sustain the charge that By the action
OF the the city lost its tax s250OOOoO of
nera